By Stephen McAlpine2025-02-21T16:01:00
A new survey from Australia reveals that Gen Z men are embracing Christianity. They’re disillusioned with modern culture, energised by conservative thinkers such as Jordan Peterson and seeking something greater than themselves. But is the Church ready for them?
There’s an iconic photograph of the Australian Test Cricket team of the 1970s walking off the pitch. Blokey, guffawing moustachioed, shirts unbuttoned revealing barrel chests thick with hair and gold chains. You can almost smell the XXXX.
That’s the Aussie young bloke, right? Sporty, no-nonsense, given to the odd beer…or five, mistrustful of authority and scornful of feminine activities such as housecleaning, cooking and church attendance.
But something is changing. Australian Gen Z males are now more likely to identify with Christianity than their female counterparts. That’s according to
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